I don’t know why I keep writing articles about Playboy, because I really couldn’t give less of a shit about the whole damn brand. Actually, that’s not entirely true. I got a little thrill the other day when I peeped their latest cover when I was at the magazine store buying a stamp. Yes, they still makes those… magazines AND stamps.
Playboy Enterprises Inc. CEO Scott Flanders is leaving as the company explores a sale and sells its mansion.
Ben Kohn, managing partner at private investment firm Rizvi Traverse Management, has been named interim CEO of Playboy.
Flanders, who received Playboy’s top slot in 2009, is joining eHealth Inc., a private health insurance exchange, as its CEO. He will remain on Playboy’s board of directors and retain a five to six percent ownership stake in the company. […]
It was Flanders who orchestrated the adult entertainment magazine’s move away from nudity in its U.S. edition in search of more eyeballs. But since its March edition, the company has been subject of acrimony by some for its landmark move to toss out naked ladies.
Recently, Hugh Hefner’s son, Cooper Hefner, ripped Flanders for the nudity ban, saying that he didn’t agree with his vision for the storied brand.
I actually like Playboy‘s new look. Whatever.
If real estate, open houses, and young women who can’t afford rent are things that butter your biscuit, you’re in luck. Allow us to introduce you to “Property Sex” porn.
Property Sex, reports Vice, is a porn series that “puts you behind the camera as you make dirty sex videos with the naughtiest of desperate tenants and with the most alluring real estate agents. Become a client and take a tour with some of the finest real estate agents who are willing to do just about anything for a sale. Or become the dirty landlord dealing with hot, young tenants who don’t want to face eviction.”
Let’s be serious for a moment, IRL landlords and real estate agents exploiting poor tenants is absolutely wrong and disgusting. As a porn genre, though, it works.
A couple busted engaging in sexual intercourse during a screening of Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice this year and fighting movie theater employees upon being asked to leave have been charged and prosecuted for their actions.
Anne Abberley, 47, and Leam Thornorough, 36, were arrested on the spot after what witnesses said was Abberley’s “bobbing up and down” during the movie and eventually having sex in their seats. The police were called and the couple was detained for 24 hours before being charged the next day.
They had to do something to keep themselves entertained.
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